Maiden Railways

鉄道少女漫画

6.95(0K votes)

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Finished

Published

Aug 28, 2008 to Jun 30, 2010

Authors:Nakamura, Asumiko

Girls Love

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It's fine. They're six short stories based around trains. Set on a train, in a train station, contains model trains etc. It's odd that the sole tag for this is Girl's Love when there's literally only one story that features it that's split into two chapters while the other four stories are hetero romance stories. No general romance tag though. The last story is a super short 10-page one about a guy using the train (I'd consider it a bonus) followed by the afterword, totalling seven stories. I wouldn't say you're missing out on anything by skipping this. I wouldn't know who I'd recommend thisto. People who want to see relationship drama on a train, I suppose.

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Synopsis

All aboard! This book is your ticket to seven romances―from confessions in Iriuda to proposals in Enoshima and all points in between. Beloved josei and boys love mangaka Asumiko Nakamura returns to the English market with a unique collection of romance shorts each set around Kanagawa's railway system, the Odakyu. Combining moments of contemporary women, lesbian romances and coming-of-age tales, Maiden Railways is a ride to romance rarely seen in manga these days. (Source: Denpa) 1. Rouman Hikou ni Nottotte 2. Kare no Sumu Illuda 3. Rittai Kousa no Eki (Overpass Junction) 4. Ao to Shiro no Ream 5. Mokuyoubi no Savarin 6. Yoru wo Kasaneru 7. Aru Kyuujitsu